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Dear Miss Wendy,
It was raining tonight
and I absolutely could not find a taxi, so I was
forced to take the bus. In the bus shelter there
was this huge poster for a new Showtime Television
show called the L Word - featuring a
group of very attractive and supposedly naked
women. I was forced to hover in the shelter with
some young “gentlemen” and all they
could talk about is how much they would like to
dive into the middle of the pile. Do you think
that is what the show’s producers had in
mind? And what about the ladies in the photo,
what do you think they would think if some adolescent
boys just “dived in the middle.”
Wet and Tired
Dear Wet,
Of course that is what the producers had in mind. And as for your question about the ladies in the poster and adolescent boys, since the women photographed are actresses, they would probably like adolescent boys in the same proportion as other young actresses like young adolescent boys.
But I would like
to point out that if it had been a poster displaying
supposedly gay men, let’s say the cast of
Naked Boys Singing, most women wouldn’t
dream of diving in the middle. They might want
to ask for a recommendation for a good restaurant,
club, gym, waxer or hair salon, but they would
never dream of asking if they could join in the
fun. Perhaps that is because when men see a group
of naked women (with no men in sight), they immediately
assume that something vital is missing. Women,
viewing a group of naked men, know that there
is probably plenty of everything to go around.
Dear
Miss Wendy,
I have to ride the Lexington
Avenue subway both to and from work and sometimes
it is so crowded that afterwards I feel like inviting
everyone outside to smoke a post coital fag (as
in cigarette). What do you suggest?
Sincerely yours,
Do the Pokey Pokey and You Turn Yourself Around
Dear Pokey,
Well I guess it
depends on whether you view being part a le
sandwich as a problem. If it is not a problem,
use Dial and hope everyone else does. If it is
a problem, buy a studded handbag (Dior made a
great one several years ago) and use it to deflect
the occasional pokey pokey.
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